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Singapore firms invested over S$5.5B in Malaysia’s Johor-Singapore economic zone since 2024 launch.
Singapore-based firms have invested over S$5.5 billion in Malaysia’s Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone since its 2024 launch, driven by tax incentives, streamlined regulations, and improved cross-border access.
The zone, now featuring nine flagship development areas and a joint project office, has attracted over 1,000 business inquiries across manufacturing, logistics, and digital services.
Key projects include a smart farming hub by Archisen and logistics networks by Kuehne+Nagel and ResMed.
Malaysia has introduced fast-track licensing, priority approvals, and a 12-month multiple-entry visa for investors, while boosting funding for SMEs and workforce training in AI, EVs, and semiconductors.
The initiative aims to strengthen regional supply chains and support small businesses within a growing cross-border ecosystem.
Las empresas de Singapur invirtieron más de S $ 5.5B en la zona económica de Johor-Singapur de Malasia desde su lanzamiento en 2024.